The phrase "as discount" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a discount in a specific context, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The store offered the item as discount, which attracted many customers."
Alternatives: "at a discount" or "with a discount".
Mr. Birinyi doesn't so much ignore these forecasts as discount them.
Supermarkets were under pressure as discount rivals continued to gain ground on the major players.
In return, the diligent consumer earns rewards such as discount coupons for high street retailers.
As discount retailing became more popular after the Second World War, Kresge launched its own discount line, Kmart, in 1962.
And he assured us, there are such places as discount lab equipment houses where one can buy these things.
Assumptions on the cost-influencing factors such as discount rates, fuel prices and heat credits fluctuate considerably and have a significant impact on production cost results.
Optimal timing for cases of intermediate probability cannot be determined analytically, as it is influenced by other factors such as discount rate, information accumulation and efficiency of investments.
Industry experts offer a long list of challenges faced by start-up carriers, as well as discount airlines like Southwest and JetBlue.
Amazon, the online shopping giant, as well as discount chains like T. J. Maxx and Marshalls, have added to the pressure.
Young & Laramore, an Indianapolis agency, helped devise the campaign to position Goodwill stores less as charity and more as discount retail.
While operating profits for John Lewis department stores were unchanged at £250m, earnings at Waitrose fell 2% to £232.6m as discount supermarkets forced down prices.
